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drive-through
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drive-through or drive-thru (drvthr)
adj.
1. Relating to or conducting exchanges with clients who drive up to a window and remain in their automobiles: drive-thru banking.
2. drive-through Performed or provided quickly and routinely: a drive-through delivery in a hospital.
n.
1. A drive-through establishment, especially a restaurant.
2. A window at such an establishment, from which business is conducted.
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A planning inquiry was held in February into an appeal against refusal of planning permission of a different application for new units at Silverlink which would have been occupied by a Krispy Kreme drive-through restaurant, a Nando's restaurant and a Costa coffee shop.
Council to decide on restaurants plan by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Hercules Unit Trust/British Land Properties Limited had appealed against North Tyneside Council's decision to refuse planning permission for a cafe, restaurant and drive-through restaurant on land adjacent to Halford's and SCS at Silverlink Retail Park.
Plan snub will help local trace by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
He said KFC had enjoyed growing popularity, with like-for-like sales up 14 per cent so far this year, adding the company was increasingly moving towards drive-through restaurants and outlets that encourage customers to eat in.
Low cost KFC food on the up; The World Today by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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